Posted: 9/10/2015 1:28:04 PM EDT
Full rudder in the direction of the spin? Maybe reverse thrust too? Claiming they hit something.
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Its called a water loop. Dude landed way too flat! Point of impact should have been back by the step. Instead his point was way up by the nose so the plane wants to swap ends to obtain equilibrium! Here is another one caught on film.
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Its called a water loop. Dude landed way too flat! Point of impact should have been back by the step. Instead his point was way up by the nose so the plane wants to swap ends to obtain equilibrium! Here is another one caught on film. Motherlode Water Loop Why full rudder sane way as loop? Just along for the ride? |
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Its called a water loop. Dude landed way too flat! Point of impact should have been back by the step. Instead his point was way up by the nose so the plane wants to swap ends to obtain equilibrium! Here is another one caught on film. Motherlode Water Loop Why full rudder sane way as loop? Just along for the ride? |
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Its called a water loop. Dude landed way too flat! Point of impact should have been back by the step. Instead his point was way up by the nose so the plane wants to swap ends to obtain equilibrium! Here is another one caught on film. Motherlode Water Loop Why full rudder sane way as loop? Just along for the ride? In the slowmo of the Donier water loop, rudder was with, not against the yaw. |
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In the slowmo of the Donier water loop, rudder was with, not against the yaw. Quoted:
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Its called a water loop. Dude landed way too flat! Point of impact should have been back by the step. Instead his point was way up by the nose so the plane wants to swap ends to obtain equilibrium! Here is another one caught on film. Motherlode Water Loop Why full rudder sane way as loop? Just along for the ride? In the slowmo of the Donier water loop, rudder was with, not against the yaw. It sure as hell didnt help! The only way to counteract a waterloop is to pull back on the elevator to move the center of rotation aft of the CG.................. I think I got that right! I highly doubt that the rudder on that plane or any for that matter has enough authority to counteract that amount of yaw. |
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Full rudder in the direction of the spin? Maybe reverse thrust too? Claiming they hit something.  http://youtu.be/G16dW_PEAZYI love that plane, I hope nothing too bad happened to her and she'll fly again. There are no more of the type flying today. |
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Quoted: Why full rudder sane way as loop? Just along for the ride? Quoted: Quoted: Its called a water loop. Dude landed way too flat! Point of impact should have been back by the step. Instead his point was way up by the nose so the plane wants to swap ends to obtain equilibrium! Here is another one caught on film. Motherlode Water Loop Why full rudder sane way as loop? Just along for the ride? If you read the description in the original video is sound like it was done on purpose. |